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New Science Spotlight Articles

Every month, Fred Hutch postdoc writer/editors summarize two papers from each of our scientific divisions to stimulate collaborations across campus
1 NEW September 25, 2023
Lehman launches Ugandan breast cancer early detection project

Lehman launches Ugandan breast cancer early detection project

International GE cancer challenge nets seed funding for Connie Lehman, who aims to raise breast cancer survival rates through ultrasound use in rural women
Hutch NewsApril 02, 2012
Gralow, Lehman to lead breast-cancer conference Oct. 20-21

Gralow, Lehman to lead breast-cancer conference Oct. 20-21

Register now: Continuing medical education course will feature the latest news and clinical recommendations in breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and care
Hutch NewsSeptember 19, 2011
New breast-imaging best practices published

New breast-imaging best practices published

Seattle Cancer Care Alliance's Dr. Connie Lehman is corresponding author of updated guidelines that emphasize breast MRI to supplement standard imaging
Hutch NewsMarch 16, 2009
Enhancing the image for tumor detection

Enhancing the image for tumor detection

New software enhancement of breast MRI scans helps radiologists reduce false positives
Hutch NewsAugust 01, 2007
Mobile mammography: Cancer-screening dream comes true

Mobile mammography: Cancer-screening dream comes true

Thanks to local and national divisions of Safeway Inc., more women in Washington will gain access to opportunities for annual screening
Hutch NewsJuly 23, 2007
The benefits of breast MRI

The benefits of breast MRI

Connie Lehman's study, American Cancer Society guidelines support addition of MRI to mammography for cancer detection in opposite breasts
Hutch NewsMay 01, 2007
The melding of diverse minds around proteomics initiative

The melding of diverse minds around proteomics initiative

Paulovich Lab harnesses specialists from a variety of fields for contributions to $104 million National Cancer Institute network
Hutch NewsFebruary 01, 2007
'To do no harm,' human eyes are essential

'To do no harm,' human eyes are essential

Technology helps, but a new study suggests that when reading mammograms, doctors should believe what they see
Hutch NewsDecember 01, 2006